Should I get test for HIV?

Approximately 5 years ago I may have put myself in danger of contracting HIV. Three months after that incident, I got tested for HIV and it was negative. Since then I hadn't thought twice about it and have been involved in a monogamous relationship.

Recently, I have been developing fears that perhaps I may have HIV, even though I show no symptoms. In fact, I had an outpatient surgery a year ago, in which case they took my blood before it... would they have detected anything abnormal then? Should I get tested now?

Also, a week ago, I got my physical and everything showed up normal, my doctor told me my white blood cell count is normal, whatever that means.

Like I said, I feel just fine and my blood work is coming back good. Does that mean I don't need to take an HIV specific test or should I anyway?

If you are worried about it then get tested so that your mind will be at ease.

As per your history there isnt anything to worry about.It doesnt sound that you need to be tested for HIV again now if after the sexual contact 5 yrs back you had your HIV test done.And before any suregry its a norm to do the HIV testing.WBC count is normal that means there isnt any infection in the body because if the WBC count rises it indicates an infection.

Relax and if you are in a monogamous relationship with the person who is not HIV positive you are not going to get one anyway.

You dont have to worry about anything , there is no justification for you fear , if you cant come over your fear get one HIV test it will be negative , and you can move on with your life

Oh, put it to bed. If you had caught AIDS at this incident, you would have had symptoms a long, long, long time ago. If you have a guilty conscious, put that to bed, too. Get a life and enjoy it.

Sounds like everything is good. But to make your self feel better you should go get tested
rather Be safe than sorry
I would get tested just to keep it out of my mind knowing everything is good?